ROUND 16: ch 1 and turn, *sc, dc into ch sp, sc, dc* 9 times around, join to first st with sl st (36) I chose Dishie Cotton from WeCrochet, one of my fave worsted weight yarns. It’s less prone to splitting than many other cotton yarns. My Ripple Dish Towel has been used and abused over the last three-ish years and it still looks great! Quality is simply not there. The fabric feels like a cheap polyester, and while the stitching is okay I don't see it standing up to repeated wear, especially if you're carrying heavy items. And if you’re a Facebook person, share your work and connect with other crocheters in The You Should Craft Crochet CommunityFB group! Related Patterns Weave the drawstring through the chain spaces in Round 13. Place your dice inside and tie to close. Large Dice Bag Crochet Pattern

And you know what they say about desperate times calling for desperate measures… The BagMan from Van Richten’s Guide to RavenloftLong ago, an adventurer sought to escape certain death by abandoning his party and crawling into a Bag of Holding. While this is generally not a good idea to begin with, the adventurer was desperate! There are some super cool DnD dice bag crochet patterns out there (like this dragon egg dice bag from Cindy de Vries), but I decided to design my own beginner-friendly pattern. Thus, the Divine Dice Bag was born! Perhaps he really is just a legend? However, it might mean that he is very real and much worse than anyone could expect…

This is a simple crochet dice bag pattern that’s perfect for beginners. First, we’ll crochet a circular base of double crochet stitches. The body of the dice bag is crocheted using the lemon peel stitch, which gives it a bit of a bumpy texture. When the bag is done, you’ll crochet a drawstring to tie the bag closed and keep your dice from spilling out. Supplies / Materials Did you actually misplace that item in your Bag of Holding or did the BagMan take it as his own? Can You Summon the BagMan? But the strange magical forces within this extradimensional space began to take their toll on the adventurer…Regardless of your social media preferences, be sure to tag me (@youshouldcraft) in your posts so I can drool over your projects and re-share your work in my stories and on my feed! If the bag is overloaded, pierced, or torn, it ruptures and is destroyed, and its contents are scattered in the Astral Plane. If the bag is turned inside out, its contents spill forth, unharmed, but the bag must be put right before it can be used again. Breathing creatures inside the bag can survive up to a number of minutes equal to 10 divided by the number of creatures (minimum 1 minute), after which time they begin to suffocate.